You can use puff foam on clothing and knit hats. It washes and drys well. I trim my threads crossing over the foam before I pull it off. It helps with the foam rip off.
my only complaint about this machine is, im mad i didnt get one sooner. check the Ricoma link in the description. talk to'em and throw every question you got at'em. their customer service is A1 💪🏾
This OG locally keeps telling me money is in the polos and garments. So close to getting that Ricoma. Hey Brandoh, can these machines be tweaked? Like upgrade the motor and parts.
i dont know anything about tweaking the machines, i personally would hate to mess something up and then my whole machine is down and if the machine aint running i aint making money. only thing i change on that machine is the needles and thread hahahaaa
Polos and hats is where a lot of people generally make money but you just have to find your niche. As for your question, Ricoma machines aren’t really upgradable. You can change the needles to suit the material you’re going to stitch on to but no real part changing.
i either use a local kid or google search digitizing services. then i go based on price and turn around time. ive tried most companies on the first page and all have been solid. check'em out
Is digitizing really that hard that one can not do it? I want to be able to make caps on demand so having someone digitize, I suppose at $30 an image that would be a costly hobby for myself not to mention having to wait for it to get it digitized.
not sure how hard it is to learn but once i got this machine i have no time to sit down and try to learn it. the machine runs non stop. so out sourcing my digitizing makes more sense for me cuz i cant stop production to try and digitize stuff. im sure you can learn it. but also $30 is what you charge your customer, most digitizers only charge $5-$15 depending on complexity and most turn around the same day or next day. it sounds fake and exaggerated but this machine its always running. if its not running im not making money. its to the point where i cant even take in more work cuz my current clients keep that machine going on their own.
i probably wont cuz im not good at digitizing. im better at outsourcing and letting a professional do it for me hahaha. i just google "digitize services" and the first 10-12 companys that pop up are the ones i use hahaha. different pricing and different turn around times. but all solid in mu opinion
@@BigBrandoh dats a bet but if or whenever u do get it together plz make a video bro n thanks for all gems. Da most part I like but ur shit is u get to da point n don't say like n share b4 da video even start/at all👍🏾👏🏾
I bought the sig pro and cameo 4 plus based last week using your affiliate info. Already have an embroidery machine. I "learned today" why you opt to outsource your transfers🤣 Thanks for all you do
Nice behind the scenes. Yes this looks like the process, not just you. I worked as a head artist for printing and embroidery for years. My co workers did all of the production and they would clean it up like that.
I loved this video and watching the process! Question: when you were weeding out the excess foam, could you just lay a piece of tape over it to snag up the little pieces? Just curious, I think it would really amp up production!
really good idea. but the foam is stitched in pretty good. so it takes a little force and finesse to get it out of the tight areas. also the tape would also get stuck to the thread as well.
Brandoh, set up shop with heat press nation and Ricoma. I got the MT2001-8S based on ur review. They’re customer service on point. Tips on tension setting? I’ve been trial by fire but need to zone in a bit more. You still sending out on digitizing?
for tension i just do the "i test" and adjust as needed. for digitizing i still use sites off google for digitizing. i've used just about every company on the first page when you google "digitizing services" all have been solid so far
@@BigBrandoh Yo, I thought so. I have been doing the same. Real talk to all your followers. Take advantage of Big Brandoh's knowledge. As he says all the time, he can tell anyone what to do but give his personal experience of what has worked for him, on my note. What worked for him has worked for me being new to this world, Got hooked up at HPN, Ricoma best support around. Got a shop up and running and this Ricoma doesn't turn off. Thanks for all the deep insight. Stay up! @supremethreadz1
Man i ordered the EM-1010 back in 12/2022. 7 months have gone by. EM1010 is a great machine. But I should've got a MT1501. But no regrets on getting the EM1010, it has made me alot of money. Next purchase is the MT1501.
i like the foot print, weight and size of the em1010. thinkin about gettin one to knock shit out at home. haha the MT1501 is a beast. dope machine for sure. and wayyyyy heavier hahahahhaaa. glad to hear your machine is bringing in that moneyyyyy! congrats! keep killin it
@BigBrandoh if you don't mind how much does both machines cost I'm just starting out just purchased a heat press was thinking about buying a embroidery machine
@@BigBrandoh I want to do kids shirts for my wife’s and I company we have a great following But it’s harder for silkscreen on kids size so I am thinking about going your way with dtf Thanks for the reply bro appreciate you and your videos you got a new subscriber here l!!
doooope! get that money. i got the direct link in my description box. when you reach out to them. ask them every question you got and also be honest with what you wanna do with the machine. they'll give you machine options based on your needs. thats what i did. good luck.
You can use puff foam on clothing and knit hats. It washes and drys well. I trim my threads crossing over the foam before I pull it off. It helps with the foam rip off.
I'm not really interested in embroidery, but I enjoy the content you create, so I make sure to catch all your videos! Peace
yooooo i really appreciate that for real!!! thank you for your continued support! 💪🏾
Hi, great video. Would a hair dryer work?
needs to be a little hotter than a hair dryer.
@@BigBrandoh Good to know, thanks.
I’m calling Ricoma today this is one item I’m missing from my shop
my only complaint about this machine is, im mad i didnt get one sooner. check the Ricoma link in the description. talk to'em and throw every question you got at'em. their customer service is A1 💪🏾
Always great videos!
This OG locally keeps telling me money is in the polos and garments. So close to getting that Ricoma. Hey Brandoh, can these machines be tweaked? Like upgrade the motor and parts.
i dont know anything about tweaking the machines, i personally would hate to mess something up and then my whole machine is down and if the machine aint running i aint making money. only thing i change on that machine is the needles and thread hahahaaa
Polos and hats is where a lot of people generally make money but you just have to find your niche. As for your question, Ricoma machines aren’t really upgradable. You can change the needles to suit the material you’re going to stitch on to but no real part changing.
dope vid
Who does your digitizing?
i either use a local kid or google search digitizing services. then i go based on price and turn around time. ive tried most companies on the first page and all have been solid. check'em out
Is digitizing really that hard that one can not do it? I want to be able to make caps on demand so having someone digitize, I suppose at $30 an image that would be a costly hobby for myself not to mention having to wait for it to get it digitized.
not sure how hard it is to learn but once i got this machine i have no time to sit down and try to learn it. the machine runs non stop. so out sourcing my digitizing makes more sense for me cuz i cant stop production to try and digitize stuff. im sure you can learn it. but also $30 is what you charge your customer, most digitizers only charge $5-$15 depending on complexity and most turn around the same day or next day. it sounds fake and exaggerated but this machine its always running. if its not running im not making money. its to the point where i cant even take in more work cuz my current clients keep that machine going on their own.
Bro can do a video bout digitizing
i probably wont cuz im not good at digitizing. im better at outsourcing and letting a professional do it for me hahaha. i just google "digitize services" and the first 10-12 companys that pop up are the ones i use hahaha. different pricing and different turn around times. but all solid in mu opinion
@@BigBrandoh dats a bet but if or whenever u do get it together plz make a video bro n thanks for all gems. Da most part I like but ur shit is u get to da point n don't say like n share b4 da video even start/at all👍🏾👏🏾
What kinda needle you use for sturdy caps the original needle?
Where do you recommend to buy the "gangster style" font that I can do in 3d?
Love the vids..and the Modelo in background!❤
I bought the sig pro and cameo 4 plus based last week using your affiliate info. Already have an embroidery machine. I "learned today" why you opt to outsource your transfers🤣 Thanks for all you do
Nice behind the scenes. Yes this looks like the process, not just you. I worked as a head artist for printing and embroidery for years. My co workers did all of the production and they would clean it up like that.
good to know im doing something right! hahahahaa thanks for watching
You do beautiful work
I loved this video and watching the process!
Question: when you were weeding out the excess foam, could you just lay a piece of tape over it to snag up the little pieces? Just curious, I think it would really amp up production!
really good idea. but the foam is stitched in pretty good. so it takes a little force and finesse to get it out of the tight areas. also the tape would also get stuck to the thread as well.
Brandoh, set up shop with heat press nation and Ricoma. I got the MT2001-8S based on ur review. They’re customer service on point. Tips on tension setting? I’ve been trial by fire but need to zone in a bit more. You still sending out on digitizing?
for tension i just do the "i test" and adjust as needed. for digitizing i still use sites off google for digitizing. i've used just about every company on the first page when you google "digitizing services" all have been solid so far
@@BigBrandoh Yo, I thought so. I have been doing the same. Real talk to all your followers. Take advantage of Big Brandoh's knowledge. As he says all the time, he can tell anyone what to do but give his personal experience of what has worked for him, on my note. What worked for him has worked for me being new to this world, Got hooked up at HPN, Ricoma best support around. Got a shop up and running and this Ricoma doesn't turn off. Thanks for all the deep insight. Stay up! @supremethreadz1
for those that get it, they GET IT!!! you are one of those people. The ricoma prints money!!! hahahaaa 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 continued success homie
Man i ordered the EM-1010 back in 12/2022. 7 months have gone by. EM1010 is a great machine. But I should've got a MT1501. But no regrets on getting the EM1010, it has made me alot of money. Next purchase is the MT1501.
i like the foot print, weight and size of the em1010. thinkin about gettin one to knock shit out at home. haha the MT1501 is a beast. dope machine for sure. and wayyyyy heavier hahahahhaaa. glad to hear your machine is bringing in that moneyyyyy! congrats! keep killin it
@BigBrandoh if you don't mind how much does both machines cost I'm just starting out just purchased a heat press was thinking about buying a embroidery machine
What kind would you recommend for a beginner hobby crafter?
Does it work good with art? Like photos etc?
never tried a photo. never had a need to. it all depends on how well you digitize your artwork for embroidery
@@BigBrandoh
I want to do kids shirts for my wife’s and I company we have a great following
But it’s harder for silkscreen on kids size so I am thinking about going your way with dtf
Thanks for the reply bro appreciate you and your videos you got a new subscriber here l!!
Great video thanks I am looking into a ricoma machine too. This video helped me a lot thank you..
doooope! get that money. i got the direct link in my description box. when you reach out to them. ask them every question you got and also be honest with what you wanna do with the machine. they'll give you machine options based on your needs. thats what i did. good luck.
@BigBrandoh Thank you so much I appreciate the love man. I will AK them mad questions and I am following you to learn from your videos too.
Awesome video
Appreciate you sharing this very valuable information i git to place a order 💯💯💯💯🗣🗣🗣
What’s good Brandoh, For the Ricoma does it need a certain plug in outlet?
no i got it plugged into a standard outlet
Do you do that on shirts and pants ? Also I’m ready to start a business on this and man your videos help me so much may god bless you bro
Nice videos and Great information!
May I ask where did you get that 3d font?
That's a clean look.. love it
Do you do hats for other companies?
yes. thats what this order shown in this video is for. the hats are for the Creatives Brand
@@BigBrandoh how can I get a quote?